Cymreigio

Welsh Etymology From cy Cymreig Welsh -io. Pronunciation cy /kəmˈrei̯ɡjɔ/ Verb to make (more) Welsh, to Welshify, to cymricise cy September 2004 Elvey MacDonald BBC Cymru https://www.bbc.co.uk/cymru/adloniant/llyfrau/adolygiadau/436-jde.shtml Nid tasg ysgafn oedd golygu'r gyfrol swmpus hon, yn arbennig o gofio bod llawysgrifen JDE yn deilwng o'r meddyg gorau. Nid yw'n syndod, felly, bod gwallau wedi llwyddo i osgoi sylw'r Golygydd hwnt ac yma ... Pan ddywed JDE ei fod wedi cyrraedd adref yn oriau mân y bore ar ôl cael dau 'binchasau', nid sôn y mae am 'fyrbryd' ond am 'punctures' - sef y gair Sbaeneg 'pinchazo' yn ei ffurf luosog, wedi'i Gymreigio a'i dreiglo (sy'n esbonio'r oedi ar y ffordd). It was no mean feat editing this weighty tome, especially when one considers that JDE had handwriting worthy of the best of doctors. It is not surprising then, that mistakes had managed to evade the notice of the Editor here and there ... When JDE says he had arrived home in the early hours of the morning having had two 'binchasau', he is not talking about a 'snack' but about 'punctures' - that is to say the Spanish word 'pinchazo' in its plural form, Welshified and mutated (which explains the delay on the way). https://web.archive.org/web/20260518192910/https://www.bbc.co.uk/cymru/adloniant/llyfrau/adolygiadau/436-jde.shtml 18 May 2026 to translate into Welsh Conjugation Cymreig - - Cymreigi Cymreigiwn Cymreigswn Cymreigiet Cymreigset vai Cymreigsai Cymreigien Cymreigsen Cymreigiech Cymreigsech Cymreigien Cymreigsen Mutation References